IN MATTER OF VAUGHN (Bankr.N.D.Ind. 2006)


IN THE MATTER OF: RICHARD DWAYNE VAUGHN LESLIE SUE VAUGHN Debtors.

Case No. 04-10069.United States Bankruptcy Court, N.D. Indiana, Fort Wayne Division.
April 13, 2006

DECISION AND ORDER
ROBERT GRANT, Bankruptcy Judge

The notice of motion and opportunity to object which debtors (hereinafter “Movant”) served in connection with their motion to refinance to pay off the chapter 13 does not comply with the requirements of N.D. Ind. L.B.R. B-2002-2 because:

a. The notice does not adequately “state the relief sought” by the motion. N.D. Ind. L.B.R. B-2002-2(c)(3).
b. The notice does not “contain a brief summary of the ground for the motion or have a copy of the motion attached to it.” N.D. Ind. L.B.R. B-20022-(c)(4). Although the notice states that a copy of the motion is attached to it, there is no attachment to the notice filed with the court.
c. There is no certificate of service accompanying the notice indicating to whom it may have been sent. N.D. Ind. L.B.R. B-2002-2; N.D. Ind. L.B.R. B-90134-.

Since creditors and parties in interest have not been given appropriate notice of the motion and the opportunity to object thereto, the court cannot grant it at this time. Movant shall prepare and serve an Amended Notice of Motion and Opportunity to Object which complies with N.D. Ind. L.B.R. B-2002-2 and file proof thereto within fourteen (14) days of this date. See, N.D. Ind. L.B.R. B-9013-4(a). The failure to do so will result in the motion being denied without prejudice and without further notice.

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SO ORDERED.

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